The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14

January s564d Scptenibere sod, also esd.
Market steady
The tenders Of deliveries at to-davs clcarings
old.
2 p. nl.-The sales today were 100 bales
OF American.
Futures-Uplands, low raiddling clause, June
delivery 63-6ld. buyers; June and July 56S-6id,
buyers July and August Cd. buyers; August
and September 626id, sellers; September
vember 9S-6id, buyers; November and Decem-
Der S5-64d, sellers; December and January
534-64d, buyers; September 6S-64d, sellers.
Market steady.
clause, June delivery 6S64d, sellers; June and
July 6S-64d, sellers; July and August Cd, sell
ers; August and September 6 l-64d. value;
September and October 3 49-64d sellers; Octo-
Der and November sS-64d. value; November
and December 34-64d, buyers; December and
January 3464d buyers; September 2-6ld.
sellers Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, June ID, noon.-Cottou opened
quiet; middling uplands II 5-l6c, middlng Or
leans 1113c; sales ], 122 bales-
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: June delivery II PC, July II 26c. Au-
gust II 33c. September 10 92c, October 10 Soc.
November 10 Csc.
500 p m.-Market closed quiet but steady;
middling. upands Il bloc, middling Orleans
gross 613 bales.
Futures-Market closed easy. with sales of
$1,000 bales as follows: June delivery II 1870
Il l4c July II 1901 21c, August II 2S@11 a5c,
November 10 06@10 orc, December 10 $50
10 04c January 10 07@10 Csc.
Green & Co.'S report on cotton futures saws:
1T has only beena moderately active market
all day, one or two temporary hardening tend
encies failing to find support. European ad
vices have no special influence against the de-
sire to sell among the line of longs, and at the
close rates were SOLO points lower, with the
tone rather tame. Increased Stringency in
money contributed to the weakness, and tho
panic in the coffee market was factor of no
mean importance, not only as creating ner-
vous feeling, but as occupying the attention of
the larger cotton bulls, who are also interested
on the short side of coffee"
GALVESTON, June 13.-Cotton firm; middling
10 11-16c: net receipts 81 bales, gross 81; sales
LAS bales stock 5,14s bales; exports, coastwise
% ba.es.
NORFOLK, June 1S.-Cotton quiet; middling
II 316c net receipts 12 bales, gross 12; sales 30
bales; stock 3,l26 bales; exports, coastwise IS
bales.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-Cotton quiet; middlng
11]Ic; net receipts As bales, gross 4S; sales
none; stock 5000 bales; exports, to Great Br
tain 2S8 bales, coastwise III.
Boston, June 13.--Cotton steady; middling
1116c; net receipts Sc bales, gross 465 sales
none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, June 13.-Cotton firm; middling
111sc; net receipts none, gross none; sales
none; stock 1904 bales
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
stock 1894 bales.
New ORLEANS June 13.--Cotton quiet but
steady; middling 1034c; net receipts 2O6 bales
gross 310 sales 500 bales stock 90, rs bales; ex
ports to the continent 100 bales coastwise 2 657.
MOBILE, June 13.-Cotton firm; middng 1034c;
net receipts 1 bale, gross 1; sales none; stock
4S9 bales; exports coastwise 1889 bales.
MEMPHIS, June 13-Cotton firm; middliDg lie;
receipts 81 bales; shipments so bales; sales
none; stock 9,172 bales
AUGUSTA, June 13.-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
ding lie receipts - bales; sales 6 bales
CHARLESTON, June 13.-Cotton quiet but firm {;
middling 10$4c; net receipts l bale, gross l.;
sales none; stock $50 bales.
ATLANTA, June 13.-Cotton- middling 103Sc;
no receipts.
New YORK June Reconstructed net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day sol bales; exports,
to Great Britain 2SS bales to the continent 1910;
stock at all American ports 314,454 bales.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL June 10. 1890 p. m.--Wheat quiet
but steady: demand poor; holders offer mode
rately Corn quiet; demand poor. Beef, extra
India mess els I'd. Lard, prime Western 34s Cd.
NEW YoRk June 10, noon.-Flour dull and and
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork dull
mess, SIG Lard weak at So 9215. Freights
steady. Old mess pork dull at S15.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady;
common to fair extra So 50@J4 90, good to choice
81 1905 25. Wheat. cash 1111sc and options 2
@l211c lower, closing heavy at bottom rates; No.
2 red, June delivery 9515097c; July 9258@994c.
Corn generally steady but less active; No. 2,
shade lower and less active; No 2, 34@35c;
mixed Western 340136c; No ?, June delivery
331aD335sc, July $3.50 33l4c. Hops quiet and
unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio dull and nominal;
options unsettled, active and decidedly lower,
closing firm; No. Rio, June delivery IA Boa
16 75c, July Is 20017 l5c, August 10 O0lS O9c
Sugar dull and nominal; refined quiet but steady
Molasses dull 500 test zoe Cotton seed oll-34
035c for crude, 42643c for refined. Wool
quiet but steady. Hides firm; wet salted New
Orleans selected, 1890 pounds, 91a@ 10c; Texas
selected, 50060 pounds, 10c. Pork steady; mess,
SIS for old, SIG for new. Beef dull Middles
dull and nominal. Lard moderately active and
a shade lower; Western steam, on spot So SOC
921s, July delivery So 1906 70. Freights dull;
cotton 1-I6d wheat, 113d.
CHICAGO June 13.-The dullness which pre-
vailed in the wheat pit to-day was in marked
contrast with the excitement OF the closing
hours Of Saturday, when wheat dropped nearly
&c under enormous unloading. 1t is said that
manipulators of the tumble took in 100000
bushels at &c under the average trading figure of
the day on Saturday. IL was also reported that
the same combination, in order TO steady the
market again took 100000 bushels more to-
day. June wheat has lost its interest largely,
and July is the centre of interest. june sold to-
day within 14c range, at 924@92lac. July
opened at S3Ac, ana because the clique
offered to take a million bushels the scalpers
pitched in, and July sold up to $3.50, then fell
back to S314c, and later up to S3l2c. The scalp
ers did most of it, and toward noon succeeded
in getting July up to S32Sc. Estimates on the
visible supply by this time began to show a de-
crease instead of an increase. The market was
however, very dull up to noon, but later in the
afternoon it was bulged to SAC by local buying
and the visible statement showing a decrease OF
$4,000 bushels The last half hour was not
broken by any special event Trade was mod
crate July closing the morning session at $40
S3JAc and the afternoon at S8Ac. -Four hundred
and forty-eght cars were reported received to-
day. Corn was easier and prices ranged lower,
but changes were small and unimportant, and
taking the day as whole 1t was decidedly I'M
satisfactory one to all classes of traders. Re-
ceipts were liberal and Withdrawals from store
large Longs sold moderately at inside figures,
and there was said TO be fair buying orders.
July opened at 3516c, sold at 3S14c to 3Sc, up to
Ssl5c and closed at &c. Provisions quiet
but steady and with few interesting features.
Scalpers were the principal traders and fiuctua-
tions small. Short ribs were the tavorites, and
July sold early at i0c decline, at s. co. but firm.
Lard was SLOW at So 65G6 20
The following were the cash quotations.
Flour dull Wheat, No. spring 92G49214c; No.
3 spring 73c; No. red orc. Corn, No. =, 37CG
37ec. Oats, No. . 2561254c. Mess pork S2l.
Lard So 621s06 Is. Short rib sides, loose 81 20.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed $5 60G5 20; short
clear sides, boxed S. 9o@7 %. Whisky 81 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
No. WHEAT
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